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MySQL Query ~ Which one is the most efficiency? - LinesinRows - 2021-01-19 Code: "UPDATE `players` SET q = %d, w= %d, e = %d, r = %d, t = %d, y = %d, u = %d, o = %d, a = %d, s = %d?WHERE userid = %d", q, w, e...
mysql_tquery(blabla);
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"UPDATE `players` SET q = %d, w = %d, e = %d, r = %d, t = %d?WHERE userid = %d", q, w, e...
mysql_tquery(blabla);
"UPDATE `players` SET y= %d, u = %d, o = %d, a = %d, s = %d?WHERE userid = %d", y, u, o...
mysql_tquery(blabla);? Which one and why?? ? Thanks for now. RE: MySQL Query ~ Which one is the most efficiency? - Pinch - 2021-01-19 Neither; Read about MULTI STATEMENTS |